Daily Journal Corporation has announced its financial results for the nine-month period ending June 30, 2025. The company reported consolidated revenues of $59.286 million, reflecting an increase from $50.058 million in the same period the previous year. This rise in revenue was primarily driven by increases in Journal Technologies' license and maintenance fees, consulting fees, and other public service fees, alongside growth in the Traditional Business' advertising revenues and service fees. The company's consolidated pretax income rose significantly to $94.396 million, up from $68.195 million in the prior period. Consolidated net income reached $69.986 million, translating to earnings of $50.81 per share, compared to $51.385 million or $37.32 per share in the previous year. Journal Technologies' business segment saw a pretax income increase to $4.692 million from $745,000, largely due to a $8.302 million growth in operating revenues, although this was partially offset by increased operating expenses. Conversely, the Traditional Business experienced a decrease in pretax income to $237,000 from $1.601 million, attributed to increased expenses. The company also reported an increase in non-operating income, net of expenses, which climbed by $23.618 million to $89.467 million, primarily due to net unrealized gains on marketable securities. At the end of the reporting period, Daily Journal Corporation held marketable securities valued at $443.011 million.
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